It's scheduled to be released later in the year

Blizzard Entertainment's MMORPG World of Warcraft ended 2013 with 7.8 million players WoTLK Gold paying This is an increase from the 7.6 million figures that was announced in November. In fact, over nine years after the game's release the game is expanding.

It's true that 7.8 million users is down on a record-breaking number that exceeded 12 million users in 2010 after the release in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. However, it's remarkable that the game has managed to stop loss, but also grow at this point in the timeframe.

World of Warcraft 's fifth expansion WoTLK Classic It was unveiled at BlizzCon in November. It's scheduled to be released later in the year. The number of subscribers was released in Activision Blizzard's recent earnings report, which today details the fourth quarter and the full year's sales.

Other highlights of the earnings announcements that were released today include Activision Blizzard revealing that World of Warcraft : Ghosts was the top-selling game in terms of dollars and units during the period that ended December 31. It was also the most-sold game for each of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in both dollars and units, Activision Blizzard said.

At the end of December as of December 31, the Skylanders franchise had generated around $2 billion worth of global revenues, Activision Blizzard said. It has sold about 175 million Skylanders toys across the globe in accordance with internal estimations.

In the year ahead, Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick declared that they are eager to launch new titles such as Bungie's Destiny as well as new games within Skylanders and World of Warcraft. World of Warcraft and Skylanders franchises, and the World of Warcraft expansion Reaper of Souls on the 25th of March. In 2014 Activision Blizzard will release three games for free play, including games called gamWorld of Warcraft , Heroes of the Storm as well as World of Warcraft. cheap WoTLK Classic Gold declared that the games offer "great potential in the world."